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pecosbob

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4. In addition, the House has a moral obligation to investigate all the grifters and monkey-wrenchers

Reply to vlyons (Original post)

Sun Dec 16, 2018, 02:23 PM

Dec 2018

From Pruit and Zinke, to both of the DeVos siblings, to the Senators and Representatives in Putin's pocket. Failure to do so is to admit that we have two sets of laws in the nation...one for the rich and one for the poor.

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I no longer care if the Senate votes for impeachment [View all] vlyons Dec 2018 OP

The proof is in the pudding (or the voting record in this case) pecosbob Dec 2018 #1

K&R totally agree... N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2018 #2

Kick it Ponietz Dec 2018 #3

In addition, the House has a moral obligation to investigate all the grifters and monkey-wrenchers pecosbob Dec 2018 #4

The House does not need to impeach Trump right out of the gate, elocs Dec 2018 #16

While I empathize with the sense of, 'not care if Senate votes for impeachment', . . . empedocles Dec 2018 #5

I did write that I wanted the House vlyons Dec 2018 #8

The crime was against We The People populistdriven Dec 2018 #6

The Senate does not "vote for impeachment." stopbush Dec 2018 #7

"The Senate holds a trial" brooklynite Dec 2018 #9

Yup. Ignorance runs deep... Joe941 Dec 2018 #22

by voting guilty or non-guilty vlyons Dec 2018 #10

No. You are misusing the word impeachment. stopbush Dec 2018 #13

I got your point and it's a good one. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2018 #26

Oh, with subpeona power, I want the Dems to do a LOT more damage, but the corporate press Baltimike Dec 2018 #11

I want criminal charges against his family drmeow Dec 2018 #12

Bingo!! InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2018 #30

"although I do want the House to vote a bill of impeachment" elocs Dec 2018 #14

vote for the Dem candidates in the 2020 election, of course vlyons Dec 2018 #17

I agree...... Takket Dec 2018 #15

exactly! vlyons Dec 2018 #21

Charlie Pierce make a good case woofless Dec 2018 #18

If the house impeached it will be interesting how the Republicans will justify not convicting Buckeyeblue Dec 2018 #19

If Trump is impeached, he may very well win a second term...don't impeach unless he can be Demsrule86 Dec 2018 #20

impeach or lose a lot of Democratic voters Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #23

Yup, impeachment of the Traitor-in-Chief should be the very first act of Congress. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2018 #27

it can't be the first act Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #29

I spoke to about 50 House candidates this past cycle... brooklynite Dec 2018 #28

please re-read what i posted Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #31

Maybe if he is Meowmee Dec 2018 #24

As long as the economy is good he has a very good chance at being reelected. KWR65 Dec 2018 #25

No! We don't go down that rabbit hole until all evidence is in & the public strongly supports it. LBM20 Dec 2018 #32

I am ninety percent of the way there. DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2018 #33

CNN Poll: Fewer support impeaching Trump Trumpocalypse Dec 2018 #34

disgusting that so many back not impeaching LiberalLovinLug Dec 2018 #35

I have a hard time trying to find reasons why anyone voted for Trump. Trumpocalypse Dec 2018 #36